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multigraincracker
(34,584 posts)13. They saved my vision.
One day I was seeing little black spots. Didnt think too much about it, but googled it. Said to go to the ER. I did and they were from a tear in the back of eye. Had surgery to repair it. Went back to the doc 10 days later and had to drive 80 miles to a different surgeon for more surgery.
It got fixed, but now I have normal floaters. I can live with them after the sugery to remove them was described to me.
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One reason: Hi Carbs! Cut down bar code carbs! Eat natural carbs and more keto-like meals. n/t
MartyTheGreek
Jul 2024
#3
You're welcome. It worked for me and some fasting helped me ditch my readers! And, that's common among Fasters n/t
MartyTheGreek
Jul 2024
#8
And those reasons are ... ? I know there are reports of it helping memory. nt
eppur_se_muova
Jul 2024
#14
I take the AREDS2 with low zinc. I use 'Focus Select', you can get it on Amazon
Joinfortmill
Jul 2024
#17
Try One A Day multiple vitamins - Adult Triple Immune Support.... high in copper and chromium.
magicarpet
Jul 2024
#6
* Options may include surgery to remove the vitreous or a laser to disrupt the floaters,
elleng
Jul 2024
#7
Has your eye doctor done a laser yag on you? Easy procedure and helps get rid of floaters
FloridaBlues
Jul 2024
#10
"yag"? Also, how bad do floaters need to be before this is the recommended procedure?
Beartracks
Jul 2024
#33
Frequently throughout the day. Hard to give numbers. Enough to interfere with vision
FloridaBlues
Jul 2024
#37
Interesting... But how can they target a floater, which is usually, y'know... moving???
Beartracks
Jul 2024
#38
I copied a bit of information from the advice but didn't save the actual tweet.
chowder66
Jul 2024
#23